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The capacity of blind and deaf people to participate in society was a vexing question that led to the larger question of their capacity to be educated. The late eighteenth-century ﬂurry of institution building and establishment of organizations of what would become known as special education would most likely not have happened as it did without the ideas of the periphery Enlightenment. From this trinary structure of Enlightenment thought, we propose that the manner in which these three schools of thought are interrelated inﬂuenced broader cultural conceptions of appropriate and deviant behavior generally and how individuals with disadvantages and disabilities were viewed and treated concretely.

Shaftesbury directly countered Locke’s treatises on human nature and knowledge. Less direct, if even concerned with Locke and oﬃcial philosophy at all, were Bernard Mandeville (1670–1733) and Daniel Defoe (1659? ). The temporal coincidence of these three demonstrates the substantive overlap of the English counter and periphery Enlightenments. Both Mandeville and Defoe used the problems of poverty and begging on the periphery of English society as their way to rebuke oﬃcial philosophy, and to discredit the presumptively counter Enlightenment thought of Shaftesbury.

Norbert Elias, The Civilizing Process T he education of childr en w ith disabilities long preceded the formal expansion of public education. The established organizational forms for the education of the blind, deaf, and “dumb”; the “feebleminded” and “insane”; disorderly, criminal, pauper, dependent, and neglected youth were diverse—from charitable asylums and orphanages to hospitals and various reformatories. Setting aside superﬁcial diﬀerences in name, size, and administration, the universality of these organizational forms is compelling.